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' liIS EVENING, 18t 1 i , 'Friday igth, and Sa-, ,T ttaday, aotil August, will presented (4th, sth, and 6tii tinies) a ne w , gran d , and extensive N ava l an d Mi l i tary Nteelacle, adapted to the Stage by Mr. Astley, jun. and 4 .. !_terspers..,o with Songs, Duets, and C !musses, written by Iscrett and Mr. Upton", called THE SPANISH PATRIOTS; NAI lON IN ARMS: POUrt • ---r aYing the recent gloliOus Events which have taken place in the diderent Provinces of Spain, particularly those of Valencia, Andalusia,. Estrernadura, and Nluicia; te) - - rinnating with the general . DEF.EAT .of .DUPONT's ARMY. Various neCv CISES, b) COMIC . SONGS; EQUESTRIAN EXER the•Double Company; and the Extravaganza of the HUNTED TAILOR. To - conclude - with the Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUINS TRAVELS. • Dam's to be opened : ? t Hdlf p4 - t • Fi ve, and begin at half past 3 ',Lt. Halt p..st Eight. Places cannot be kept alter Halt p.:st Seven o'Clock.' EAGLE INSURANC.E.COMPAN Y. • -FIR.E—ANNUITIES 7 -I.IFE. • ONS orßespedability desir ous o f b ecom i n g PEAGRSENTS for this CompanylwhiCh otters to the In surer the Payment of Rent, in case of Fire, and large Abate- Inents in the Premium), are requested 'to make early a p pH cation. specifying their Names, Residence, and Business, and the names of the.P laces for which they' Wish to be ap pointed. Aug. tz, 1808. WM. BEETHAM, Sec. MONEY. Co. bey, . ESSRS. LUCAS and Leave to inform IVI those that may be desirous- of 'borrowing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all ' , lmes, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun red to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal , many oth er Security, arising f rom Marriage Settlechents, y ' ti the Funds Clergyrnens' Livings, or Freehold. Copy i d t and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also'condud-t - very Negotiation at much less expellee than what is usually incurred in money transactions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re. ceive at their house,: No. 19,• lerinyn-street„-- St. fames's, and Letters, post=paid, immediately answered. _ NA -3 ' Ten yearS" pnrchaseWill be given tbrswell secured Annuities. ANNUITY AND DISCOUNT. BANK. MONEY advanced on Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold'Esiates, in Land or Houses, Stock in the funds, Maphige Settlements, Widows' jointures, Rent 'Charges, Patent Places, Clergymen's Livings, and Annul- Personal Security will rbe accepted from thepobility atid Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs ,• and in any instance where the single Security of an Individual may be Ce'erned insufficient, th'e addition of another Person to gua. .zaut ee the ?apnea of the Annuity Interest will remove the ,cl3' i etti o n ; and in all , cases the Public will have privilege to redeem at their pleasure. Good Bills discounted of any size._ lAvry, persopidly, between the Hours or Twelv.f and 7 ur by Letter, to the Direr .tlie ifOk, I ? p, rower er lohn-stree , , Golden-square. • , . , . . - , PATENT GLASS ILLUMINATORS, • • II YP E - I.ATT and GREEN, Glass-makers to the King, ' N O' ' 6 , St. Paul's Church-yard, for admitting DA Y LI G HT into the internal parts of SHIPS, H 9 USES, and . 40 I I.DI NUS of every Description.. . . . M • UCH might . be said of . the extreme Utility of t . this Invention, particularly for the purpose of adMit- . l og at all times Day -light on- ?shipboard . The • Patentees however presume 'little Recommendation ,t n ow necessary; as t h e i r I nvent i on is adopted i n hiS Ma- Jest),'s Navy by the approc.ation of the Commissioners of , ' t hat Hon. Board. They leel no small satislattion in aicibig ?o the comfort of so •cleserviitg a .set- of men as the British ars, and think they cannot extendthe knowledge of their lnvention too widel , y. ' * / .r he Illumin a t or has likewise been found very useful in I .„ .. 4011 s and C e ll ars ; as it may be plaCed in situa!ions of . w . fi!lirLc, not being susceptible of injury from scratching, and i -r he isl at a ton weight to roll over it. . Publi c Patentees however find it necessary to caution the they h from using atiy but those prepared by themselVes, as ' i n , ave been at great pains to destroy their eflett as a burn '" - Gems, which they have conipleed without diminish- mg ,eir-P4i.blic "4nt• They are all engraved TENT, A. P..) ldspedion is invited rt•the Warehouse, where the p . °I.- , the Illuminator may be sen in various Situations. P u b i rl" G. entbrace this 0 pportuniti of thankinga'getiermis in 5 for , the Patr o nag e t h ey _h ave rece i ve d sin ce, the open,. g of their grand Saloon, Whi c h h as .b een pronounced the russet disolaj: of ItS.kind-in Europe.' at Agents fot the.Sale.of the Patent Illuminator are appointed the following r ac - , Cs ' . Mr.' Michae l" 'tfarris, 'Duke-street, Liverp oo l. • •Messis.HitY'denlhd Colby,' Plymouth. . • ' - Mr.. Banal I, Southampton. •• * , ~.. ! • -:1 '' .. . • Mr. Shier,,ph ttre Head, •Portsea._. . . !yr. S4roalit, Portf..nouth Point: A lr• lames, Broad.:street, Portsmouth.; . . - ' ..1y1..r. Kirton, l,lnion- street, Blue Town,. Sheerness. • i i ,` ‘ ,;i• Williani Boyle, Wharfinger, ,E 114.13. 'l-- w :Prottor, Globe House, Chatham3, ..:..—....______ . - • • This;Uay.was . published, . Irt•Tw,ci V. ulurries;:th q i., price 1.0. in'boards, •, New .Eclitioro(beint thkThiril) of TTERS from BARBAR Y, FRANE, SPA lig, I' Olt - rttt; By ati-EN,GLISI-I OFFICER.. • IlVagit dOaise:penser, et non de faire iirt. • • MoNresQutEu. Printed fur T. ,Ca4ell and \V, Davies, Strand. • " e •DISTEMPER IN DUGS: I7 . This Dav v4s published; priVects. • . , - • • •. 'Potrrth ait.ion,' with Addirions. of ' Ll con,ise. Description' of the DIS'TENItri., DOGS ; account of the Discovery of an F.AI - Remerly•tor it: To which iireadded, The , Outlines Pl lll ford General Arr:;nqinent and, Distributionicrl ~_.tiedics for • t i•of Horse and Do&. With p lates ' • prevalent Dis ease s by DE LAB ERE BLAINE, Veterinary Surgeon.• • Where inay.he , had, by the same Authori, 4. 11 d D Editionomestic, price -4's. Treatise oboards. n the Diseases of Horses and Dogs. 2 . Outli nes • . of the Veteri nar y A rt, or Principles Of Medi cine, as •to..the Horse , ,the Ox, the Sheep,:-iand the )g ; vols. Go. with nine Plates, hoards, 11 is. ' 7 Pr inted and sold by T. 13nosey; NO. 4, Broad-street, Ex. change; Barclay and Son, Fleet-ma,ker ; 36,,50ut1i Bridge, Edinburgh ; Huddlestone and C u . Abb ey -street,, D u b lin ; W here 11(1 Osborn, New-Y or k . D ogs' may be had, Mr. Bl aine's Idedicines for HOrsts and `SALE OF ESTATE, &c. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION. By .Mr. SQUIBB, • • At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday the 7th day-or ' September, OW, at Twelve o'clock,. AVery- Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the County of ,Heretord, comprising the Manor arid Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, the Ancient Mansion house (replete with Accommodation for a large Family), with - the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Park, the Green .Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and i'ish Ponds; Pic turesque CottaXes, G roves, Wouds' and Plantations, high ly ornamented with Timber,'ehicfly Oak ; cd:nprising up wards of twelve hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable, •Meadow, Pasttirc, Orchard, Hop Ground, and Wood Land, c-tythe tree); delightfully situate in a beautitul country, live miles distant twin the Borough •:f Leominster, .nine from the city of Hereford; and• one hundred and thirty-five from Londpn. • • - _ _ To'be viewed by Tickets only, or op application to Mr. Tanner, at the Steward's House, in, Hampton COurt Park, of whOm printed particulars may be had ; also at the New Inn, at Hereford:: thy: Hop t'ole Inn, ‘Voreester at Garra way's Collie-house ; of Edward Boodle, Esq. Lower Brook street; and of Mr. Clandie, No. 47, Pall Malt, London, where a plan of the Estate may be seep. C.) BE LETT, For the Residue of a Termwhich will expire Ten Days previous to Midsummer, 1810, WEST GREEN HOUSE, near Hartley, Row, in the County of Southampton, 38 miles. from- Lon don, and within one mile of the Great %estern Road, toge- - ther with three pieeeS .f rich Meadow Land adjoining, con. taiiiing, in the whole, by estimation, 26' Acres. .The House consists of a Drawing-room 27 'feet by to, and Study adj6iiiing, Dining-room 22 feet by 16, Library, capital Kitcnen, Butler's l'anrry, and Hotuse.;keeper's Room on the -ground-floor, five good Bed-rooms un the second-fiber, excellent AttiCs ; Breviihouse Laundry„ Nash-house, -and all other convenient Offices, detached Double Coach house, one six and two five stall - Stables, with good Rooms for Serl wants over two.of the Stables, the whole in complete repair ; very extensive Flower and Kitchen Gardens, walled in, well stocked with choice Fruit Trees in full bearing, and large reenho u se. The Furniture (which is modern, and in the first style of elegance) and l ixtures may. be purchased by- the Tenant at a valuation, or rented with the House. Possession ntay be had mmediately. To be viewed with Tickets, tobe had of Messrs. Blandy and Saunders, Solicitors, Reading ; of whom.further parti_ cnlars may be known. LADY BOLZINGDON's LETTERS. This Day were published, price 2$ 6d: THE LETTERS Of LADY 130RINGDON, as 1 - produced in E.Viclehce on. the Trial of Sir Arthur Pa. get, exclusively given in Plomer's Repatt of that trial. These Letters are equally remarkable fur their elegance and delicacy, and must add much to the regrei excited by the Misfortune of a Lady thus accomplished. Published hy H. D. Symonds, Paternoster•row . ; and to be had of all Booksellers. • N.B. The Order 'must be specially-given for Plomer's Trial of Sir A. Paget." . . SECOND EDITION. This Day was published, Price 6s. 6d. sewc,d, illustrated with a,eoluured Map of Hitt - dostan, pointing; out the late Division of Territory, rHG E,AST7INDIA REGISTER ancl-DIREC- A_TO R y f ur iSo8; containing the Company's Establish ments at Honie and Abroad, With Lists of Casualties since thp last Publication. An Account of the College Hert ford. —Various Rules and Regulations respeeling the Com pany's Service, and flinch other useful Information. By JOHN :VIATHI SO N and ALEX. WAY MASON, Of the Secretaty's Offiee,.East- India I louse. • London : Sold by Black, tarry, an , l Kingsbury, Leaden hall-street ; ahl {. Flatchard, No. 190, PiCcadilly. •CRABB'S PRECEPTOR. • This Day was published, • ' PART I . Price. Three and . Sixpence, in boards, T HE PRKEPTOR and his PUPILS ; cy, • Exereises, ann Examinations on GraMmar inzeneral, and the English Grammar in particular. By CE.ORG E CRAMS, Master of the Commercial and Literary Seminary. Printed for T. Boosey. No. 4, Old-Broad.street, near the •self•inge where, may he had • tlie•Second Part, just pub lished, • ".Mr.'Crabb professes - arrangement:and method, and in this respett the; feaeber of Youth will find the Work - . of considerable service fin the junior Classes." —Monthly Re view, I uly,.18o8: " This Grammar, or rather Illustration of Grammar, seems exceeding4y well adapted to its proposed purpose.""= British Critic, September. ‘‘' The Writer, we apprehend, is a sensible Instruaor of •' Youtli,..and his Book may atford many useful_ hints to per:. sons of the same important Prolession."—Ecledic Review, November. • • • • We would then-fore recommend the perusal of M. Crabb's CateehetiCal Grarnrnar to all those yonnetifen counting-houses, or other business transactions, who wish to spen'and write their mother tongue correctly:"—Anti. • .jacobin,Review, Is . :oketnie4r. • ) . BEAUTIFUL .WONIEN. • - ;,. HE greatest Blemish t 9 Beauty .is superfluOns Hairs On't•he• Face, NeCk;' EtUtlitT'i ROSEATE PONDER ioimedirtel?: I%;Mp i Ve.thein it is' an elegantarticle, perfectly Innocent -l and pleasant to use, price 4k, . • ; et . „ Sold by the.,Proprielor, No. 23, Russell-street, Covent garden ; Overton, 47,.801vt-streetA _Dinincltt, 3, Chdapskle;. Buil, Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glago , y ; i anson, LiverpoolGregoditrighton - r , S Orange , Tunbridge %Vast . F i popnfr, Wortping ;. :Frevvlnals, Ex,-te; ; Hopkins, !lull; l'ilkit'd, ( 'Batli';' Cattle, ' York ; Tyintis, `,Varcoter ; Searle, ~Leeds ,--Roklason t.. Coventry ; Whit tick, Swinney. 'llirmtngham; and in every t7fqwn-r-Cood allowasice.to:DealitrsJsd .• • • n I For tho H UnigITOMAG,H, and BOWELS. Dr. IAItIFS's ANALEE'TIC PILLS. 91 71 HE ce ofit tisi tiPiil aekigenera I Pivserva , tiv,e of Health, by .as . wipis.)ll.tule.iii the due d scharge of the . aninial furittions, is become universal, and they are ,now recommended by Medicalirc k extletnett of th,l'first emi• nence, who use them in their own , families. The i yareail. : .mirably calculated for Disorders tiftibe S'OniAclftititt•Bowels for Per,ons of a klilifus, a Gout?'. -ora ,Rheumatic (Di4ptosi ; as well as for those whoSeCi - )%ristlrlitioni'lia'v'e bectii at= fected by a sedentary-lite, or by,affsot,ici - ice in hot climates : also for Head.'aelis ott:ki .ionecr 6') , 011(1' other bad .e trecis of free living and • tor. ste's ,and Apo. plexies, Sc rotten the consequence of intemper'anee. These wills, which gently:open .the .pores •by -night, and , the 'body by day, are excellent in Colds . and slight Fevers ? and they have a tendency to promote Sl*,:ep'.' They should - never be mitred at bed-time, after any excess:of eating or clrintOng.,. • Sold only by F. Newbery arid - Son, N. 45, Si. Church r yard, London ;. and at Dr. lames , s late House, in Truton-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6,1. or six in one large Box for I. 4s. Duty included. - • • Observe that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45,. St. Paul's," are engritvecl in' the Sumps - . • AT FICE, • .11/gust It, isos. T HE PRINCIPAL OFIICERS aid COM 411ISS lONE KS of. Ills M a jes'ty's Mazy do hereby g ;ve Notice, that 6,n Wednerday, the z4th instant, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat - 'with such Persons .as may be willingi ; con. lras for supplying His Mafroy's several Yards, or any one or more of them, with TRAIN OIL. A DistriGhtion of the Oil, with the form of :he Tender, may •be seen at this Office, • ,• No Tender 7(44 be received after TwelVe o'Clock he Day of treV, nor any noticed uniet; the .Par!,r, or an Agent for him, attends. TRANSPORT OFFICE, August 16, 18°8.. THE COMMISSIONERS for Co.7i4lcaing'ilis AI.4.7ESTrs TRANS PoRT SERVICE, do hereby give Notice, That they are ready, to-treat with such Persons ar ,nay be .willing t. ved OLDH 1 Y , compressed and fit f or .:hipping, to be delivered at Portsmouth or Deptford witkin fourteen days from the date hereof. .Far.therpaiiiculars,may be known by appl,ping at this Office, or 'Gibe Resident Agents for Tr.tn49rts at Portstnnab and Dept.. jord respeaively. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Augur: 17, iSa. . , HE COURT of DIRECTORS ofth UNITED T COMPANY of MERCHAN I'S of ENGLAND trading to East Indies do hereby give Notice, , That a Quarterly General Court of ibe said Company will be 'held at their House ht Leadenball:sireet,•on' lfZelltesiby, the 2Stb September next, - at Eleven o'Ciack 'in the .fGrencon. WM. RAMSAY, Secieta7, RENOVATED HEALTH T. has been- too frequently thO subjeti cif just and general' reprobation; that men.destitute Of the elements of the medical art havr offered themselves as candidates . for public patrocage haggle profession of physic. :For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, al.td to prevent us from being Classed among thbse ernpirics Whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for'society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submittuthe liberal and enlightened a faithful statement,of our Pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regular medical eAuca. tion as 'the pupils of 'Messrs. Grinded atbd Bliiard, 'whose ledures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for Medical acquire rent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruded in the different branches olanatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, '&c. Zec. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford,. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objector our studies and practice, it will,. we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and ewe. In slight and recent cases of infection a perfed re-establishment ;s completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, .where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit' long and most unhappily pursued lby the youth ,of both sexes, there are none more alarnaii9; or. more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To su,:h persons it must be niconsolation,to know that ttgeViritiyinow, by a new,and infallible mode oftreatment, be tetorefi,t? , flatif greatest of all hurnanplessings; a _Strong many, and vigor ous constitution. I'd , all - cases Of ;debiliPY`,'ltuni vjiiiteve(t cause arising, as well as in every . 4ieciel; of:venereal infection, we may, be consultedby patiery i s i elpier ; se,x the:great- , est secrecy and hononi. Hio`urs4t!onsiiltation at hOMe from ten to three, and from 6 in the eveni•k•lill - .iiiNk-itight.' • • Patients in the country equested to state the particu lars of their case,age r air.,i closing a retnittarnie tar advice an'al6oicilies, the same will he given, or sent tb;any park At . 'ate itingdotri. 'Ailenti that secrecy so essential to our urtdettakia g, the postage , ot letters may be added to .the account tor medicines.. . CITIMIE and Co. Surgeons;' No. 1;."7, Hatt on-garden; (3 MesstS: Currie . and - Co.lAraire Certificates' from the above respedahle rol'essors , .6l London :an it - .l4tinilivigh, lot the diligence; skill, and hurl - Nllv, with which t.he) . : per formed the (trifles 'assignea - lhein during.the at'= tended r heir . Leatures and 'la .. To TROMAVI AY,LOR, V,sq. ,;j± d? • • . Sir, ,-` . - . . Na;:4,4lo4'l3ridg&street, L6hilgßA I . T CONSIDER it .out an - aet:4f justice dt4e tctthe i merits of your LE AK E's jt .) s,filLii N Ti'sl LLS'i _tta:uo:ll- j municate to you the following Cuze.whitA t ilas c recylkt,lyibeith , pertorhied by thefn :".: An Acijuaintance, or mine, by the 1 breaking out_ of an old Venerea4 , CornplalniVitientleti by - a i compliation of dispiders•arising therefrom4tunntscreduced al- i most to•a Siteleton;,iand .although he,.bad v Oie,.;,be.s.t medical advice NVilich coUld'be 66tained, and tried,? vihteryOCPatent -, Medicines.. nothing could be proCitreit Mucci' : Sr4lllrei IT.) '11'i ) 1 .} his case,larcto do him any service : the. rethained , iir a movt„rei. duced -and pitiable situation for two years, unable to ,fitlip .. ty his profession, and scarcely able to walk-or even to stand on ~ his legs ; in . fad no one who kneW 'him ever supposed it pos sible tor. him to recover. tie was advised at last to try your Lcakes Pills--he cud so, adhering. strictly to the direClibris given with them. fte`h i ul'lnit t,iken Mitre thap. tWo boxe,3 he- I. tote 'he'fountl•an alteration . ibr the' better : this 'encrittraged him to: parieeed,-aiii by itaking a few boxes more fie found 1 his appehte and strength )ii•tivally return, aid , is* sow I liealths and stout AS any 'man I . know , You are welcome, l Sir, to :der any person to nie.for a confirmation of the'ftholte acwun; Uit s hould be doubted..,-, . .•1 • l' am, Sir, your 'obekent hUinbleseivant, '' - Library, •Folkstone.- - ' 'THOS. PURDAY . . Prepared and Sold , by the Sole Proprietor, • !- . Taos. TA Y 50 it , 'NJ onbcr of the .Royaf Col lege . of Surgeons, London, at his House; Nb. 9, NeW Bridt.:e-street ; Where, after a Constant residence of more than; 'Forty Years, in a -pradice - particularly directed to the Cure of Vene real ComplaintS, and those incidental to the Parrs of Ger.ersation in both Sekes; with' that' inviolable secrecy `'which' Men of his Profession should alWays observe, he fiatters!himselt, the advice.and assistance he gratuitous ly' administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteerrled by a discerning Public, as an . iadvatitaie seldom tA bt - obtained, and-void of ambiguity. • ' . Also sold, by his -Appointment, for the .convenience of thoseliving . at a distance, at the Perfumer's; No. 35, St. Al. ban's . :;Street, Pall' Mall ; the TOysitop,.- No. io . t, OxfOrcl street ; ill r. Dishorough's, No. .7, "Fish-street4hill; — Mr. dtaxters, - Suuth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr..„M‘ittniald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Bull, Danie-street, Dublin; I'Mr. Whinge's, Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ;- and by .one Person in every iconsiderable Town in Great Britain - and Ireland, in Boxes of only- 2S. 9d. each,, sealed up with full and plain difetlions, wherefiy persons' of either sex may cure Aheittselvt. s with ease,,speed , , : secreev, anti safety... .• N.. B. Every Box . sold in .Ureat lintaut is sealed up with a Stamp, Oil which, by favour of the Cointhissioners, is print . ed. at the Stamp-office, • - 1 -, . Taylor, No: 9, New Bridge, street," to imitate waicis 4, Felony, and al/others are court. .1,4.,-;t4tta, . . .. LNDI4. The following ?i an ektraa horn an - accoultt given in The. Bombay Courier, of the'destru&ion if the remnant of the Dutch navy, in the Indian seas; at Grissee, by Sir EDWARD PEI:LEW, of Wl*ll an account was given some time ago in this Paper On the sth of December, Sir EDWARD'S forei ar rived off Point PUnka, on the Island of Java, and im mediately proceeded up the harbour, as tar as the shoal water would permit the line of Battle Ships to go, which did not extend beyond Sadavo. From this' place, - a Commission was dispatched, under a Flag of Truce, tolreat wiih'the Command ant of the' NaVal force, for the surrender of the Dutch Ships then lAiig in a dismantled state at Grissee. Mr:CoNmA., the Dutch ComMandant,however, - in violation of the rights of nations, thought propii: to detain • the boat, and plai:e the Gentlemen, st-nt on Cornrnisiion, in arresti• under an intention' afterwards dispatching therri toßatavia. of this, as well as of his refu4al to accept of am/ conditions, haKing. been sent by Mr..Cow,Ent. to the - Admiral - , it was:fortunately defeated by the Line of Battle Ships being, on the following morning, light ened, with an activity highly creditable, ashen the whole of the 'force proceeded to Grissee,- over a bar 4 which it Was ccmceived the Line of Battle Shii;.t could not pass; silencing oni their passage a ,bai icrt• of twelvt: guns, at Sambalingam; on _Ow nand k;f Madura, which fired hot shot at the. Ships, a few -Of which hulled several`of them. ~,Tne battery at Grk- . see also fired a. low. .ineffeetual shot. On - the 11;:- proach Of the Squadrim to Grissee, th:!' Gent 'of the Coniarksion and the bo.tt'screw-were-rernoV ed to Sourabaya. On' the following morning,. however, they were rel6sed by the Go% et nOt in- Council, of rim Settle nient, in consequence.of ,the representation on tht part oft-he Commisson, of the unjustifiable eondud of the Dinch CoMmandarit. They returned - to the Fleet, accompanied by a d - e= pnta`tion of- three of the Dutch Meinhersi.who went to disclaim all concurrence -in the violent measures of Mr. Co wnt.n, and to receive the terms of final _ . adjustment. BOMBAY, FEB. 16, 1808.—Ic is with sincere CorL cern that Governmoht announces to the army the death of,that very 7esp4able Officer r l.Nlajor Gett,, rat .BELLASiS, late Commitraling Officer of tlte forces, who departed this life on Thursday the 1 1 th inst. lie a very unexpe&ted attack of sudden illness, as he was in the meritorious discharge of his duty,. at the litary Bciard,_ ther'eby terminating a long career of zealous and faithful.services. In consequence of ths•tnuch-lamented event, the important trust of the command of the army devolves on Major-Oen. JoNEs, - the remaining Officer on the Staff, who is according 'authorised to re-assume the same immediately. .„. INQUISI lON AT GOA. . ;. (Bombay Courier, 204 Ee 1-808.) On the 6th.,inst. arriyed.tk Re.v. Dr. BUCHANAN, in a paramar from Goa, where he had been making soine inquiry into the present state of the tion at, that place; Dr.liubloAis.has relinquished intention of going:hoineroy:af route over and,pmeeedi to England by the present fleet, in ttit iibn. Company's Ship Charlton. It appeini that the Inquisition at forrnert so. well..known for its sanguinary proceeoinghi, still in .operation, and-that it e4i,erczsLo .snutnor,lcv, under cir c umstances which demand the iinruedidic interference: of the British Government : It i.-td been. supposed that the power of the loqUisition at .Cioa had declined with that of the parent loquisition in Yorttigal. But this is not the case: OircutnianCes, iti".liidia'anciEhrope; 'during - the last two centuries, have. not been the gatii:Ail Alkogressive civilization , has enlightened Europe, x ap4,,nearly abolished its spiritual Inquisitions._ Rttandia remains in the darkness and bondage.pf ignqrance.. . The Inquisi tion at Goa extends its controul in a greater of less degree to theektrLhe tiouridary Hiudostan, and materially f Ist:4he= honour Land , character,of. the BritishGovernmentv3ind of sthe Christian 'Stith, which that GC)VrHil . lCHt,prOfe.SieS. Goa is properiy,, - i - city — ofCliurehes';'dßtitainihg - in its province is Re vittilip4WltieSt s; 'whe hitveeeparted:tartrom the Ini ;r of even;their own Churcth. Dr. 4t;.- ' cu - IANAN'S visit has, it seems, excited 'some alarm them ; for they are setisible 'that their ib riiMiy-particillars, ib dOatrinq.atid 4ouldlae's:undetnnerl by a General ec)lllNil.cailed- by the Pope himselt. ,There are in the .Arc,:liepigeopai 'Province 'of Goa, 'nearly three thousand 'Priests, Occupying nokardw of two hundred Ind - fifty Ctit pels:.and. Churches. This- is •the ?bietarchwikich holds M. chains the Christian Chutch . in t he : ,East, _and whose power is silently increasing under tlie trangrlil 'GovernMent of the EngliSh, 'whose . apathy' Or negted suffers the' ROrnish - superstit ion • to con:- firm its dominion with unce.asipg„ activity evc!y province of Hindostati., is . the ludian . qunity which looks out with'anxiety• for tile ari.V., vat of BUONAPARTE, the great Restorer ofAlie=Cd tholic Church." . Dr.. BUCHANAN ' S Letter.. to - liie Archbishop4of Goa, Metropolitan of the East, be published if it be .deetned expedienh•-.0 that Letter, written on the spot, in tliecotivent, of the AughSeinians at Goa, lie :i'dVerts to the had witnessed; arid to the7infortniftion he ceived from the loquisitorl thentselvt's ;,. urges the 'Archbishop to recolohie t nd of POrtbgal to refrain froth ' . usurping- tiny, longer spiritual power in .the British States; and to (27-: cle.avour - to repair-the . injury, done to .thro,ugli the crimes and long duration ot. the by the iminediate abolition of that. tribinial. The Archbishop is requested to . exeitlii4 . own -authority in reforming' the 'abuses in the Colleges at Goa, for the education of the Priesthood, and .